Ledava

The Ledava is a river located in northeastern Slovenia and southwestern Hungary. It is a left tributary of the Mura River. The river rises in the Goričko Hills of Slovenia, flows eastward through Slovenia and Hungary, and joins the Mura near Muraszemenye in Hungary.

The Ledava River is significant for its diverse ecosystem and its importance in the regional water management. The Ledava Lake, an artificial reservoir created on the river in Slovenia, serves purposes such as flood control, irrigation, and recreation. The river's basin is characterized by agricultural land and forested areas.

The river's name is of Slavic origin, and like many rivers in the region, it has been an important geographical feature throughout history, influencing settlement patterns and land use. While relatively small in size, the Ledava River plays a vital role in the local environment and economy of the areas it traverses.